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LOL claiming something is forgery proof is just daft.
They should just get on with it without the silly claim their will already be people thinking:
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To be fair I've yet to see a fake £2 coin (which used the same method with two different metals) and I've also never seen a convincing fake banknote. £1 are notoriously easy to fake, thousands of the little buggers floating around!
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Very convincing
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I've had a few hilarious ones too though. A fiver that was about 2cm too small and had been cut out unevenly was the best. Most recent was a fake 20 where someone had glued on a piece of tin foil in place of the hologram, and drawn on the metal strip with a silver pen . Points for effort!
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